About Lance
Lance Edmonds began his academic path in the study of crime and community. He completed a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Human Services at Gardner-Webb University in 2014. He then moved on to Liberty University School of Law, earning his Juris Doctor in 2019. Those years of formal study provided a foundation in both the practical and theoretical sides of law.
After law school, Edmonds became part of the legal community in North Carolina. He holds membership in the North Carolina Bar Association and the Mecklenburg County Bar Association, both of which he joined in 2019. His professional affiliations tie him to the local bench and bar, and they reflect the geographic focus of his practice. He is admitted to practice in North Carolina and has developed his practice within that jurisdiction.
Edmonds’s career has been based at Fidelity Law Group. At the firm he works alongside other lawyers handling a range of matters for clients in state courts and administrative settings. Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing matters and attentive to procedural detail. He complements his formal training with practical courtroom experience and client counseling.
Within the firm and the broader legal community, Edmonds participates in professional programs and bar activities. His membership in county and state bar groups has involved attendance at continuing legal education and local bar events since 2019. Those activities keep him current on changes in statute and procedure, and they offer regular opportunities to engage with fellow practitioners and judges in the region.
Clients and peers see Edmonds as a lawyer who combines his academic background in criminal justice and human services with steady day-to-day practice in North Carolina law. He continues to practice at Fidelity Law Group, where he represents and advises clients on matters arising under state law. His current practice focuses on serving clients in North Carolina through representation and legal counsel at the firm.
